Port Everett Marina, with its three moorage basins and its five distinct districts for services, eateries, and other amenities, is the largest public marina on the West Coast. Restaurants and services continue to be added, along with special events.
The Shuttle Program and New ‘Trawley’. With more than 100 acres of waterfront to explore, the Port launched a free seasonal shuttle in 2024, which was expanded in 2025. The Port is now transitioning to year-round shuttle service with added capacity via the “Waterfront Trawley.” Visitors can easily hop on at designated stops and ride to their favorite restaurants, parks, plazas, and special events at the marina. The free, all-weather waterfront shuttle makes visiting all the sites at Everett Marina a delight.
Waterfront Watch Parties for the FIFA World Cup. The City of Everett, the Port of Everett, and Snohomish County Sports Commission have teamed up to host four free, all-ages waterfront Watch Parties on June 11, 12, 18, and 19 at the Port’s Boxcar Park, located within the marina footprint. The FIFA World Cup is the premier international association football (soccer) competition held every four years. The Watch Parties at Everett Marina will open two hours before match kick-off, continue throughout the match, and last two hours after the final whistle. Come enjoy all the excitement of World Football on a giant screen, pick up eats from the food trucks, and visit the beer garden with the Olympic Mountains as a backdrop. You can collect commemorative items like Port-themed soccer scarves too! Go to portofeverett.com/soccer to learn more.
Harbor Hopper Passenger Ferry. A new seasonal foot ferry began in early June and will operate through August 29 between the port cities of Everett and Langley. The Harbor Hopper offers two Everett-bound and two Langley-bound sailings each Thursday and Saturday (except July 2 and 4). Fares range from $10-$20 and each trip takes approximately 30-45 minutes. This pilot program is intended to serve locals and visitors with a car-free option between the two destinations. For tickets and more information, go to https://www.portofeverett.com/visit_the_waterfront/harbor_hopper.php
Future Development at Mukilteo Waterfront. Did you know that the Port of Everett has accepted a transfer of the NOAA site property and that the Port Commission also voted to enter into a Purchase and Sale Agreement to secure additional property, home to Ivar’s Mukilteo Landing for economic development and public access. Ivar’s will continue to be part of the waterfront, a long-standing staple of Mukilteo. The Port of Everett is working with the architecture and planning firm NBBJ and will begin a formal search for a development partner for its Mukilteo properties later this year, 2026. Development plans will follow the vision established through a comprehensive community outreach in partnership with the City of Mukilteo, which was completed in 2022. To learn more, go HERE.
Header Photo: Lorena Landon
Text Images: Port of Everett
